October
Treasury Wine teams up with US actor to woo female drinkers
Drop of Sunshine took two years to develop with actor and film producer Reese Witherspoon’s media company and is hitting shelves in the US and Australia first.
- Simon Evans
May
How Reese Witherspoon built a multimillion-dollar empire on books
The businesswoman’s book club may not make money from sales, but it offers an opportunity to option stories that can be turned into TV shows by her production company.
- Elisabeth Egan
January
How your kids can succeed – when they have no natural talent
Not every sub-par drawing or tuneless recital is a potential masterpiece, but if your child is the next Van Gogh, you’re worst placed to spot it anyway.
- Charlotte Lytton
September 2022
‘Succession’ takes top prize at Emmy Awards
Australian Murray Bartlett landed an Emmy for his role in “The White Lotus”.
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- Lisa Richwine and Danielle Broadway
September 2021
How Reese Witherspoon’s costume designer helped her find her power
For season two of Morning Wars, costume designers Sophie de Rakoff and Debra McGuire leaned into the cast’s feminine power.
- Lauren Sams
April 2021
Nomadland makes history at an Oscars with a difference
Chloé Zhao’s meditation on grief and the damaged American dream, won Academy awards for best picture, director and actress at a surreal ceremony.
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- Brooke Barnes
May 2020
J. Crew the first high-profile US retail casualty of pandemic
The 73-year-old New York-based retailer was struggling to stay relevant long before the outbreak forced it to temporarily shutter all 492 of its J. Crew and Madewell stores.
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- Abha Bhattarai
November 2019
Don't get TikTok? Here's an explainer
The Chinese-owned social media app is taking Gen-Z by storm – but how does it actually work, and what do the kids see in it?
- Anna Nicolaou
- Analysis
- Streaming
The streaming wars and television’s looming car crash
As the distribution model for entertainment is remade, a revolutionary ardour has seized the industry: the choice is to win the "arms race" against the likes of Netflix, or face commercial oblivion.
- Anna Nicolaou and Alex Barker